Like you, the last thing we want is to run into unexpected surprises. Keeping the utilities turned on while we are searching for a new tenant helps us avoid unpleasant surprises by giving the prospective tenant an opportunity to fully evaluate the property and test the amenities before they submit their application. The goal is to limit the amount of work that may be needed shortly after a tenant moves into the property. In addition, it also helps with showing the property by allowing us to turn on lights and demonstrate how to operate various things in the home that the prospective tenants may have questions about.
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- When do I receive my yearly tax paperwork?
- What is included in HappyDoors Property Management services?
- Why do I have to pay GE Taxes?
- What is the purpose of having the utilities turned on when the rental property is empty?
- Why do I need to have HappyDoors Property Management added to my landlord insurance policy?
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- Why should I need to provide a customary pest treatment?
- Why does HappyDoors Property Management not list a rental property until its move-in ready?
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